Logistics in Sub-Saharan Africa increases the cost of manufactured goods by up to 320%; while in Europe, it only accounts for up to 90% of the manufacturing cost. Economies are better when logistics is efficient and affordable. Sendy, in partnership with insight2impact facility, is hosting a Zindi challenge to predict the estimated time of delivery of orders, from the point of driver pickup to the point of arrival at final destination.
# **EDSA - Sendy Logistics Challenge**
*by EXPLORE Data Science Academy*
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## Introduction
Logistics in Sub-Saharan Africa increases the cost of manufactured goods by up to 320%; while in Europe, it only accounts for up to 90% of the manufacturing cost. Economies are better when logistics is efficient and affordable. Sendy, in partnership with insight2impact facility, is hosting a Zindi challenge to predict the estimated time of delivery of orders, from the point of driver pickup to the point of arrival at final destination.
## OBjectives:
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## GETTING STARTED
*THE FOLLOWING STEPS ASSUMES THAT YOU HAVE ANACONDA INSTALLED OR ANY JUPYTER RELATED SOFTWARE*
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**development branch** = dev
1. clone the repo to your local machine:
```git
git clone
github.com
```
2. checkout the development branch & pull changes to ensure it's up to date.
```git
git checkout Dev
git pull
```
3. Create your own working branch from **Dev**.
NB create a branch with a meaningful task/feature name e.g preprocesing
if you are aiming on preprocessing the data.
```git
git branch Task_Name
```
4. After completing a minimal task, you may commit.
```git
git status
git add .
git commit -m "comment on changes"
git pull
```
4. To push your changes to the online repo use:
**NB** replace Task_Name with the branch name you created.
```git
git push --set-upstream origin Task_Name
```
5. If task is complete and you wish to merge the work to the **Dev** branch.
create a pull request for review using the web-based github.
**if you come across any dificulties, just create an issue and one of the team members will assist**